Invicta Reserve Bolt II Chronograph Gray Dial Men's Watch 0981

Cartier Calibre Chronograph Watch
In 2010 Cartier released a brand new collection of men's watches called the Calibre. It was rather revolutionary for the brand for a couple of reasons, bringing Cartier's men's collection into the 21st Century. It was also a mass produced watch that contained an in-house made Cartier movement - something that previously only existed in their most high-end pieces.I knew the Calibre would be a hit from the start when I first discussed it here. It was handsome, the right size, and very much what a modern guy wanted in a Cartier. Sure models like the Santos and Roadster would always be popular, but I think Cartier needed something with a little sport in it as well as?pizzazz. Since 2010 Cartier has trickled out variations on the original design by adding a bracelet option in 2011, and for 2012 there is a chronograph. For a full hands-on review on the original Cartier?watch (on the bracelet) see this article.It wasn't difficult to predict that Cartier would build upon the Calibre watch with

The case of the new Jacob Co watch is sculptured from brushed 316L surgical stainless steel
The case of the new Jacob Co watch is sculptured from brushed 316L surgical stainless steel and has the following dimensions - 44.5 x 47.5 x 15.5 mm. The case construction incorporates an automatic helium escape valve, a sapphire crystal with inside antireflective coating and a screwed case-back. The latter features an engraving of a skull and crossbones.

DJ 116201 date wheel color?
Hi,I saw and handled a new DJ TT (Yellow Gold) 116201 yesterday.Other than the fact that it was stunning with the black dial and "stick" markers / Gold, I noticed that the date wheel was an "off" white or ivory color?I don't think it was my eyes as the AD also confirmed that to be the case.It really worked well with the gold and black.I have recently seen pictures of other peoples Rose gold versions of this watch and the date wheel is clearly white, not off white or ivory. this IMHO does not work so well although the watch is still gorgeous!Can anyone advise me if this "ivory" or "off white" date wheel is standard on the TT/black dial DJ's or if not is it a simple thing to get one if I ask upon ordering the watch?Is it perhaps just on the YG versions and not the RG versions?Thanks.WT.

ROO Diver purchase - would you?
I am new to AP. I have several Rolex, the Omega DSOTM and a Blancpain FF Bathyscaphe. Both the Omega and the BP are new, sealed watches. I am interested in purchasing the ROO Diver, model 15710ST, I series, brand new.I would need to move the DSOTM and the BP FF to purchase the AP. Unfortunately there isn't an AP dealer near me, but I do love the watch. My wrist size is 7.25 so I should be fine. I wear my Polar Exp ll (216570) most of the time, it was an anniversary gift. I am very casual, never wear suits, mostly shorts. Spend quite a bit of time in or near the water. I think the AP will fit in just fine.The question I have is would moving both of these watches for the AP be something you would consider if the right offer came along? Would you expect even deal, cash to or from the seller? Thanks again.

Which GMT?
I've been looking into a GMT to go along with my SD4K. I'd really like to go with a 16710 Pepsi but with the prices the way they are I feel like maybe a BLNR would be a more satisfying purchase in that price range. I really enjoy the build quality and dimensions of the SD4K and I feel like it falls in the middle of these two options. What would be a smart buy in the 16710 range? 3185 with lug holes, etc...?